Who Supports Priorities USA and Their Gutter Politics?

When the pro-Obama Super PAC Priorities USA released an ad that essentially accused Mitt Romney of killing a man’s wife, those on the right became understandably outraged. Since the ad was released, it was revealed that the man in the ad who was claiming his wife died as a result of Mitt Romney and Bain Capital was lying – his wife did still have health insurance. What’s more, it seems quite obvious there has been some coordination between the Obama campaign and Priorities USA.

But what really irked so many conservatives (and hopefully people all across the political spectrum) is that a group would dare accuse a presidential candidate of being responsible for a death he had no part in. Worse, there are groups and people behind this Super PAC that appear to be fine with such in-the-gutter politics.

So The Right Sphere has decided to compile a list of people, groups, and organizations that have supported Priorities USA in the past and thus the Super PAC’s despicable attacks on Mitt Romney, his business experience and assaults on free enterprise and capitalism. But most of all, the folks below are proud to fund an organization that accused someone of killing a man’s wife. Their feet need to be held to the fire too, and we’ve included Twitter accounts for each one so you can do just that.

Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO of Dreamworks 

Twitter: @DWAnimation

$2M to Priorities USA [Source]

Irwin Mark Jacobs, Founder of Qualcomm

Twitter: @Qualcomm

$2M to Priorities USA [Source]

Fred Eyechaner, CEO Newsweb Corporation

$1.5M to Priorities USA [Source]

Barbara Stiefel, Philanthropist

$1.05M to Priorities USA [Source]

Amy Goldman, Executive Director of Global Crop Diversity Trust

Twitter: @CropTrust

$1M to Priorities USA [Source]

Steve Mostyn, Trial Lawyer

$1M to Priorities USA [Source]

Kareem Ahmed, CEO of Landmark Medical Management (Medical Billing and Collections)

$1M to Priorities USA [Source]
Bill Maher, TV Host, Clown

Twitter: @billmaher; @RealTimers

$1M to Priorities USA [Source]

Franklin Haney, Real Estate Developer

$1M to Priorities USA [Source]

Morgan Freeman, Actor
 
$1M to Priorities USA [Source]

SEIU, Union

Twitter: @SEIU

$1.5M to Priorities USA [Source]

United Auto Workers, Union

Twitter: @UAW

$100K to Priorities USA [Source]

Be sure these companies and people know that their contributions to such a low organization such as Priorities USA will not go unnoticed.